h1fra

7 ms·

61.
by h1fra 1y ago
they received massive funding from french billionaires, maybe it was part of the deal
62.
by h1fra 1y ago
As always, france is always just 5-10 years behind US craziness.
63.
by h1fra 1y ago
I keep seeing all those crazy screenshots from games on Mac, and yet there are barely any big releases for this platform. I guess it benefits a whole range of software, not just games, but still that's a pity.
64.
by h1fra 1y ago
Forests burn more easily when they are dry. Climate change in sun-bathed regions is increasing this dryness, which in turn raises the risk, speed, and spread of wildfires. The initial fire is intentional but as stated in the article it spre
65.
by h1fra 1y ago
Good, political advertising is pay to win and should be banned across the world
66.
by h1fra 1y ago
That's good news for the project but having that many big corps in charge will for sure continue to bloat the software
67.
by h1fra 1y ago
I'm not super familiar with context and "memory", but adding context manually or via memory doesn't end up consuming context length either way?
68.
by h1fra 1y ago
Good taste is what I do; bad taste is what others do
69.
by h1fra 1y ago
oh wow ahah
70.
by h1fra 1y ago
what's up with the submit date? @dang
71.
by h1fra 1y ago
Having native TTL in PostgreSQL would remove so much unnecessary Redis in the wild.
72.
by h1fra 1y ago
Take the seo, but don't waste any time with PH (or any other alternatives)
73.
by h1fra 1y ago
not only is YAML a pain but JSON has native parser in major languages, while not yaml. I find it crazy some people are still actively choosing this over JSON (or alternatives)
74.
by h1fra 1y ago
I visited it 20years ago and wasn't really impressed. Then I went there last year, and I was blown away. The outside is nice, but the inside is truly a masterpiece, especially when the sun is low in the sky
75.
by h1fra 1y ago
postinstall is a liability for sure, but as soon as you execute untrusted code, it's the same no matter the language. Last week, npm pawn was working like this without a postinstall, which could be the same with Go. Nothing prevents me
76.
by h1fra 1y ago
If CUDA is nvidia's moat, which has basically created a monopoly, how long until there is an anti-monopoly trial against them in EU or even in the US?
77.
by h1fra 1y ago
It's a popularity issue; npm is an easy target. I don't see why it wouldn't happen to golang for example. You just need take over the git repo it's over for all users upgrading like npm
78.
by h1fra 1y ago
The takeover due to the lack of response to an email is worrying
79.
More than 40 popular NPM packages compromised(twitter.com)
6 points by h1fra 1y ago|1 comments
80.
by h1fra 1y ago
You are lying to yourself. In this attack, nothing was executed by npm; it "just" replaced some global functions. A Go package can't do that, but you can definitely execute malware at runtime anyway. It can also expose new im
81.
by h1fra 1y ago
I still don't get how a common thing like JSON is not solved in go. How convoluted it is to just get a payload from an api call compared to all languages is baffling
82.
by h1fra 1y ago
First password, now paper, what's going on at Dropbox?
83.
by h1fra 1y ago
you can't, and it's 100% sure it's not this code running in prod
84.
by h1fra 1y ago
I think the big problem is when secrets can be anywhere in a string and you don't control the input (e.g, library stacktraces, HTTP responses, JSON that was stringified). You need to pass the secrets to the logger so it can be redacte
85.
Andromeda, JavaScript Runtime in Rust(tryandromeda.dev)
16 points by h1fra 1y ago|0 comments
86.
by h1fra 1y ago
Yeah but if you only sample YC, then ofc everybody ends up in SF, which is also a vanity metric because all of them are actually located in Delaware
87.
by h1fra 1y ago
Nice, but unfortunately, lots of companies relocate to the US, e.g, Algolia is shown in SF, but it's a French company. It would be nice to have by founders' origin
88.
by h1fra 1y ago
Oh nice, I didn't know about that. I wonder if popular libraries like react-query could use it and make a web app fully available offline (readonly) without changing a single line?
89.
by h1fra 1y ago
Programming might be a roguelike game, you fail many times at a task, starting from scratch again and again, until you master the field
90.
by h1fra 1y ago
Amazon strategy is to invest in the infrastructure, money is where the machines live. I think they just realized none of those companies have a moat, so why would they? But all of them will buy compute

More ›